Definition of interdictor in English:

interdictor

noun ˌɪntəˈdɪktəˌin(t)ərˈdiktər

Military

An aircraft designed to interrupt enemy supply operations by aerial bombing.
Example sentencesExamples
- The less-than-three broke formation to take up defensive positions around the interdictors in the Alliance deserter fleet.
- Unless you want to die here Lieutenant, pinpoint those interdictors.
- The remaining starfighter squadrons are assigned to protect our interdictors and engage Nova Fortress' screening fleet.
- A pity we have no interdictors to stop them leaving the system.
- What kind of chance can a few wings of starfighters, a Battlecruiser or two, a few interdictors and some frigates have against a force that size?

Derivatives

interdictory

adjective ˌɪntəˈdɪkt(ə)ri

Military

On that particular day, ‘harassing and interdictory fire from snipers and Viet Cong patrols had delayed recovery operations for a couple of days.’

Definition of interdictor in US English:

interdictor

nounˌin(t)ərˈdiktər

Military

An aircraft designed to interrupt enemy supply operations by aerial bombing.
Example sentencesExamples
- What kind of chance can a few wings of starfighters, a Battlecruiser or two, a few interdictors and some frigates have against a force that size?
- Unless you want to die here Lieutenant, pinpoint those interdictors.
- A pity we have no interdictors to stop them leaving the system.
- The less-than-three broke formation to take up defensive positions around the interdictors in the Alliance deserter fleet.
- The remaining starfighter squadrons are assigned to protect our interdictors and engage Nova Fortress' screening fleet.

单词	interdictor
释义	Definition of interdictor in English: interdictor noun ˌɪntəˈdɪktəˌin(t)ərˈdiktər Military An aircraft designed to interrupt enemy supply operations by aerial bombing. Example sentencesExamples The less-than-three broke formation to take up defensive positions around the interdictors in the Alliance deserter fleet. Unless you want to die here Lieutenant, pinpoint those interdictors. The remaining starfighter squadrons are assigned to protect our interdictors and engage Nova Fortress' screening fleet. A pity we have no interdictors to stop them leaving the system. What kind of chance can a few wings of starfighters, a Battlecruiser or two, a few interdictors and some frigates have against a force that size? Derivatives interdictory adjective ˌɪntəˈdɪkt(ə)ri Military On that particular day, ‘harassing and interdictory fire from snipers and Viet Cong patrols had delayed recovery operations for a couple of days.’ Definition of interdictor in US English: interdictor nounˌin(t)ərˈdiktər Military An aircraft designed to interrupt enemy supply operations by aerial bombing. Example sentencesExamples What kind of chance can a few wings of starfighters, a Battlecruiser or two, a few interdictors and some frigates have against a force that size? Unless you want to die here Lieutenant, pinpoint those interdictors. A pity we have no interdictors to stop them leaving the system. The less-than-three broke formation to take up defensive positions around the interdictors in the Alliance deserter fleet. The remaining starfighter squadrons are assigned to protect our interdictors and engage Nova Fortress' screening fleet.
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